SLLSEO9D March 2016 – October 2024 SN65DPHY440SS , SN75DPHY440SS
PRODUCTION DATA
The DPHY440 RSTN input gives control over the device reset and to place the device into low power mode. It is critical to reset the digital logic of the DPHY440 after the VCC supply is stable (that is, the power supply has reached the minimum recommended operating voltage). This is achieved by transitioning the RSTN input from a low level to a high level. A system may provide a control signal to the RSTN signal that transitions low to high after the power supply is (or supplies are) stable, or implement an external capacitor connected between RSTN and GND, to allow delaying the RSTN signal during power up. Both implementations are shown in Figure 7-3 and Figure 7-4.
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When implementing the external capacitor, the size of the external capacitor depends on the power up ramp of the VCC supply, where a slower ramp-up results in a larger value external capacitor.
Refer to the latest reference schematic for the DPHY440 device and/or consider approximately 200-nF capacitor as a reasonable first estimate for the size of the external capacitor.
When implementing an RSTN input from an active controller, it is recommended to use an open drain driver if the RSTN input is driven. This protects the RSTN input from damage of an input voltage greater than VCC.
DESCRIPTION(1) | MIN | MAX | |
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tD1 | VCC stable before deassertion of RSTN. | 100 µs | |
tsu2 | Setup of VSADJ_CFG0, PRE_CFG1, EQ and ERC pin before deassertion of RSTN. | 0 | |
th2 | Hold of VSADJ_CFG0, PRE_CFG1, EQ and ERC pin after deassertion of RSTN. | 250 µs | |
tVCC_RAMP | VCC supply ramp requirements | 0.2 ms | 100 ms |